Fabregas: Today s game has become very monotonous, and coaches like faster and stronger players

July 9th Fabregas served as head coach for the first time, leading Como to finish tenth in the Serie A, allowing Como to play pleasing football in the Serie A.

Fabregas said in an interview with Marca that he evaluated the evolution of modern football since he was a player to the time he started coaching the team. Fabregas criticized the current play and called it "predictable."

"You watch the game. You can already read it. You know what will happen next. High pressure pressing, long passes behind, wingers will try to break through, forwards will do this, midfielders will try to compete for the second place. The game becomes very monotonous."

Fabregas admits that talented players have lost to their coaches, and coaches prefer other types of players to bring better balance to the team.

"What modern coaches want is competitiveness and want players to be in the best physical condition. Unfortunately, that's the case. If one player is faster than the other and there is no very big gap in talent, then the faster and stronger player will play. I have no doubt about this."